I feel like that's all rue needed to hear. Someone who had faith in her. And someone who's story she could relate to so that she could know that there's proof she can overcome this point in her life.

What's that sound? Don't worry, it's just Zendaya winning more awards.

Best scene of the entire episode. Zendaya proved her Emmy win was no fluke

@elana8274

3 жыл бұрын

THANK👏YOU👏 It was not a fluke! That girl is talented!!!!!!!! She blew her performance in the first season out of the park! She was an underdog in the nomination pool but she worked her way there😭 AND SHE EARNED THAT EMMY. she better be at the Oscars one day getting handed one! I CAN SEE IT NOW BABY

@martha570

2 жыл бұрын

YES

This broke me... 💔 when she said "as someone who tried really hard to be something they couldnt"

Just finished the episode. Wasn’t expecting it to make me tear up but this is the scene that did it

This scene broke my heart 😣😔

this one single episode is heavy and better written than the entire 1st season

@iLikeCok

Жыл бұрын

Second season*

@luciarachambers7941

7 күн бұрын

Than the entire show

From watching her on Disney to watching her deal with the same addiction I’m trying to crawl out of myself.

I think the most important part of their dynamic is that Ali doesn't have a black and white perception of Rue and her problems, and it's incredibly important to give her the benefit of the doubt because it helps her trust him since it shows that he understands that things can totally fall through and recognizes that possibility and more importantly that valid fear, in which telling her he has faith in her honestly poignant. It feels more discouraging when someone wants to only see the good in you because it ignores your reality and the negative consequences of your actions, and I can only imagine for a drug addict there's only so much virtue signaling from people who haven't struggled that can help.

I keep looking for this scene with Rue’s “I don’t really plan on being here that long” line (and explanation as to why) included, but it’s nowhere to be found. 🤔

@cruzalvarez6875

3 жыл бұрын

Right

@KamikazeK219

3 жыл бұрын

I dunno if this was what they were going for, but: At the minimum, it was just another way of saying how little Rue cares about her own life, or believes in a scenario where things get better. To me, it sounds like a sort of "symptom" of persistent childhood depression where you can't actually imagine your own future. Like your so certain you're gonna die young that any future doesn't even matter anymore; to the point that when people ask, you honestly don't have an answer. You know things you could do but, you know in every fibre of your being that it won't matter. "I don't plan on being here that long". Sort of an accepted hopelessness.

@cynthia-ij8jj

2 жыл бұрын

Same i can’t find it

@jaybe2k12

2 жыл бұрын

@@KamikazeK219 this comment sums up why I relate so much to this scene. Never been addicted to drugs, but as a kid I never really saw the future for myself, or the point in a future...

@maryamahsan1906

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/lnVlj8ubm7LgcaQ.html

You know it’s bad once you start watching these again

@dremorales1177

Жыл бұрын

I just came here to see Zendaya act her ass off, I hope you’re doing okay

this episode is so deep

Probably the only video I’ve seen with 0 dislikes.Well deserved

The silence was so loud… wow

I have faith in you💞💞

This duo LeBron and AD 🔥

💚♾🥀

RIP Angus :(

man why can't all AA/NA people be like this, and not be like my dad's ~*~sponsor~*~ who got arrested for a child m*lestation ch arge out of Wisconsin two weeks into my dad's sobriety... now he believes it's a state substantiated "cult of the court" and I find it hard to blame him...

What episode is this

@Godhatesfatpeople

2 жыл бұрын

It's from one of the two Specials "Part 1: Rue" they put out after the first season. The other Special is titled "Part 2: Jules"